Bruce Springsteen - Thundercrack (Live at the Ahmanson Theater, Los Angeles, 1973)

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Bruce Springsteen performing "Thundercrack" Live at the Ahmanson Theater, Los Angeles, 1973
Bruce Springsteen was one of Columbia Records’ newest artists when he took the stage of the Ahmanson Theatre on May 1, 1973 as part of the label’s “Week To Remember” showcase. This set is an important early chapter in Bruce’s incredible career.
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Chorus:
Thundercrack, baby's back
This time she'll tell me how she really feels
Bring me down to her lightning shack
You can watch my partner reelin'
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@nibydysk1690 Год назад

I hope this guy makes it big. He has a lot of potential 😀

@aisjaaa3405 Год назад

Eeuh i can say for sure he did as he is now in his 70's and called the boss by othets, but the boss is not the right name for him, but he is one that i will always remember

@glenngeek Год назад

LOLOTF

@xDPx-zh7vr Год назад

I think he'll do well for himself. Just a hunch.

@danielmelvin2406 Год назад

Bruce can shred the guitar when he feels like it

@xDPx-zh7vr Год назад

@@danielmelvin2406 he's one of those silent killers on guitar. You don't even realize how good he is until you stop and watch long enough. Took me years of disbelieving a guy like Prince was a great guitar player until I actually paid attention. Bruce is just like that.

@josephmanser7670 4 месяца назад

I became a believer after the first two albums. I could not convince my buddies about Bruce Springsteen. They assumed he was part of the punk rock wave that was big at the time, especially in the UK. The E Street Band finally played at the local college and I had to buy all the tickets to get my friends to go with me. Bruce played for 4 hours and 12 minutes, with one break and three encores. Everyone that left that show was buzzing and singing his tunes, including my buddies. One of the best days of my life. That's the effect he had on music lovers.

@John-df1nr Год назад

The joy of discovering Bruce’s early days in music!

@66loveit Год назад

To think for years all I had was his cassette “Greetings from Asbury Park” with a couple favorite songs. Then I discovered these videos from his early days. Wow!!!

@jayjoshi1028 7 месяцев назад

IKR!

@keithcyrus6321 6 месяцев назад

This and Wild Billy's Circus Story from the same concert may be my new favorite Springteen performances

@lisaevan4236 6 месяцев назад

I wish there were more videos

@evanwaller2109 5 лет назад

Great, now I'm on a Bruce binge again. This triggered it.

@anthonyflynn9953 4 года назад

No worries, I've been on a Bruce Binge for the last 47 years!

@cdgs7793 4 года назад

@@anthonyflynn9953 Another one here

@bee7549 3 года назад

Same here ;-) Lockdown in South Africa

@modst84 3 года назад

Yup, fell off the wagon... again.

@willettmary889 3 года назад

Best kind of binge, enjoy

@springsteenguy 3 года назад

I love Max Weinberg. I really do. But there is something so jazzy and good about Mad Dog that I miss from the first two albums sometimes. Don’t get me wrong. Max is the heartbeat of the e street band. But I think both drummers deserve great respect.

@JayRo-xp1nt 2 года назад

👍

@teddnagurski5583 2 года назад

The best drummer Bruce ever had.

@wessleymcgrath9768 2 года назад

Whilst I consider the Suki Lahav period of shows the band’s finest and Max was drumming then I too miss the vibe they had with Mad Dog out back. So great to have this performance to look back on. Why oh why does it fade out though??!!

@brendanglynn86 2 года назад

He has more swing than Max.

@bcal4877 2 года назад

So 100% right…..but when I hear people talk about “one hit wonders “ Mad Dog is a legend….but I always think of Boom Carter. I love so many Bruce songs, but BTR is in practically every greatest ever list…..imagine that you played on one song, and its the greatest rock and roll song ever recorded…..

@DGemme1000 11 месяцев назад

This is my favorite version of this song. I wish that I could have it in my Itunes library.

@AnotherBadyoga Год назад

I love Springsteens first two albums , the way the songs go on and twist around and have so many turns

@shadowthemagician25 9 месяцев назад

yes!

@marting4597 2 года назад

I can't explain how much I love this man.

@prayingmantis6777 Год назад

He's married.

@AnotherBadyoga Год назад

me neither. I wish I could have seen him back in those early days

@m-pierrerousseauboileau9343 Год назад

OUR BOSS ❤🧡💛💚💙💜🤎🖤🤍

@m-pierrerousseauboileau9343 Год назад

@@prayingmantis6777 no prob ,she s not jealous🤣

@scotmarechaux 5 лет назад

These guys were an 11 right out of the box

@JerseyBoy-oq1tt 11 месяцев назад

Clarence was such a talent. Imagine the unshakable faith in Bruce he must of had to say to himself let me stick with this guy! Clarence would of been a giant success no matter where he went but he chose Bruce and it must of been a HELL OF A JOURNEY and a lot of FUN!!

@jefffillinger8085 Год назад

Bruce sure learned how to make that guitar talk

@m-pierrerousseauboileau9343 Год назад

the 7th day was born Bruce Springsteen, to relieve our ills! Thank you for this long road by our side

@lisaevan4236 6 месяцев назад

What a different track they may have taken

@nimim.markomikkila1673 3 дня назад

How come this did not come one of the E Street-classics heard live time and time again? I will never understand...

@craig5649 5 лет назад

When Bruce emerged onto the scene in the early 70s the critics went crazy hyping him up. It was his live performances they were basing their excitement on. Here's why.

@daveidmarx8296 2 года назад

As great as this version is, there's one from '74 that blows this one away. Davey is on piano on that one and they really go for broke on it. It's way faster than this version as well.

@AnotherBadyoga Год назад

if you can find it on youtube please post link, i wanna hear it 😊

@JJJZANESVILLE2 Год назад

For these videos to even exist means people were aware.

@BrianCarnevaleB26 5 лет назад

We Miss You Clarence Clemmons! RIP!

@jamesmartin6709 3 года назад

What a great era the early '70s were! Bruce, Elton, Bowie, Van, Joni, JT, Rundgren, Bette....so many future greats just breaking out.

@tobydavidson8 2 месяца назад

Sooo lucky

@johnathanryan2117 Год назад

Superb, clean and fresh . Whilst not yet a global megastar, the tight writing, playing and band bouncing off each other is immense

@markrichardson1267 3 месяца назад

Long time Bruce fan, keep coming back to this - it’s love, joy, a band hitting on all cylinders, and still life affirming

@owenfreeman5371 4 года назад

Man, imagine hearing this live for the first time in '73. Would have been fucking awesome

@kathleenmiller4587 2 года назад

Little did we know back in the day! Just a taste of things to come for many years, thank goodness - lovely to see Clarence 'Big man'

@marymueller1840 Месяц назад

The thriving musician before becoming a performer. Love the pre B-USA days

@Rustyjamesman 3 месяца назад

God that dueling guitar/sax part is soooo good!!

@jujufilms7591 5 месяцев назад

I watched this so many times that I could tell that by the end at 9:16 when he says "she's got the heart of a Ballerina" it's the same as the one in 2:27 but just from a different angle.

@alexpetty1742 5 лет назад

🤔why Bruce Springsteen & 🎸The🥁E-Street🎶Band🎷are so famous? 😲Listen this😀!!!👍🙋🏼‍♂️🇺🇸🇮🇹

@seanbrennan3576 5 лет назад

I think you need a few more emojis tbh

@LaurenMiddleton28 5 лет назад

Wow 1973. He hadn't written his monster hits yet... but you definitely can see the talent percolating to the surface.. i wonder if Thunder Road was written on some piece of paper somewhere.. or Born to Run.. gotta get a time machine..

@snoordman4831 5 лет назад

Save me a seat! I would like to see the boss in these earley days..

@KitagumaIgen 5 лет назад

10th Ave Freeze out? " ...when the big man joined the band..."!

@jimmyrun4eva885 5 лет назад

Take me back ,leave me there in the 70s I'll be fine !

@steveockerman7983 4 года назад

I encourage you to watch the Making of Born to Run DVD. Back in those days Bruce was constantly rewriting his lyrics in his distinctive longhand on a legal pad. Always pushing the envelope, tweaking, never satisfied. That's what makes him so great.

@SkipjackUK 5 лет назад

Spectacular:) love the vibe. Have a great weekend boss fans

@rodneypratt4324 5 лет назад

Who's in the band I know Clarence, but I don't recognize anybody else

@bstevenson8516 5 лет назад

@@rodneypratt4324, Bruce, Clarence, Danny Federici on organ, Vini Lopez on drums, Garry Tallent on bass guitar and David Sancious on piano.

@robdepolo122 5 лет назад

Spectacular is the word.

@BrianCarnevaleB26 5 лет назад

I think few realize how good of a guitar player he really is!

@stpattycake17 5 лет назад

@@BrianCarnevaleB26 I am also a Carnevale! where you from? NJ here.

@kingsolaa 5 лет назад

He was just a "kid" at 24 back then. A musical genius..

@burfordt.justice424 3 года назад

He was also 24.

@hankgarfield4692 3 года назад

At 24, Bob Dylan had written Blowin' in the Wind, The Times They Are a-Changing, Mr. Tambourine Man, The Gates of Eden, It's All Over Now, Baby Blue, Like a Rolling Stone. I Want You, Stuck Inside of Mobile with the Memphis Blues Again, and changed the course of modern music forever. Springsteen is pretty good, but let's reserve the word "genius" for those who truly are.

@bcal4877 3 года назад

@@hankgarfield4692 yeah, except when I listen to a Dylan song I want to jump off a bridge, they’re such downers. And aside from Tambourine man, Rolling Stone, and Blowin in the Wind, those others songs suck. I’ll put Jungleland, Thunder Road, BTR, NYC Serenade, Rosie, Incident on 57th St, Sprit in the Night, Prove it all Night, Racing in the Street, the River, Kitty’s Back, Promised Land, Because the Night and a bunch of others above every one you listed. Dylan is the one that everyone thinks we’re supposed to worship, but is totally the emperor’s new clothes of musicians. Have NEVER met someone who actually loves his work ,we’re just all supposed to like him, never understood why, except the critics said so.

@martinromangette7372 3 года назад

@@hankgarfield4692 At 27 Bruce had written Born to Run, one of the best albums in the history.

@billglueck9705 3 года назад

Big wall of unique sound. Great players. Maybe one of the best live bands ever. His earliest work is his best. His guitar playing is under rated. His work ethic is second to none and his bands are always tight. A genius and great performer. Love these peeks into his early performances. This is the Bruce that grabbed me in the 1970s. His best music was in the 1970s for sure.

@goat2558 5 лет назад

46 years later and Bruce still lets it all hang out

@bcal4877 2 месяца назад

“Empties the tank, EVERY time “

@H-mv2jp 3 месяца назад

What a great song and a really excellent band. The magic is there between Bruce and Clarence.I love it ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

@leslier.919 3 года назад

I bought this bootleg album at the Capital Record Swap Meet in 1975 and couldn’t even believe how great this song was and how it never made it on a album. I only heard him play it once in concert. And I have seen him at least 30 times. Dance with me partner. ❤️

@markklemow8612 5 лет назад

Man, they were great, right from the very beginning. Can't imagine life without all the fabulous music they've brought to us since...

@jefffillinger8085 Год назад

Bruce and the whole band are just awesome so lucky to have this footage of almost 50 yrs ago truly incredible love it a producer or rock magazine guy I can't remember the story but about this time in Bruce's career he went back and told everyone he just seen the future of rock n roll I think he was spot on

@bcal4877 5 месяцев назад

Agree 10000000%. Or, at least, can’t imagine MY life without him/them. Genuinely the soundtrack to my life

@maryvallettakeith6146 4 года назад

When all his songs were over 10 minutes long...so glad he learned to edit, haha. Love him forever.

@bstevenson8516 5 лет назад

This is one of my favorite videos of early performances. Talk about making that guitar talk! Fantastic!

@jamesfellers1673 2 года назад

And they could've been immortal just for this...

@kaypoots9709 2 года назад

If Bruce made his career as a lead guitarist he would have rivaled anyone who ever picked up an axe. As it happens that singer-songwriter thing got in the way and we can thank God for that. There have been a lot of great guitarists but there is only one Springsteen.

@caracolarp9397 5 лет назад

It's like listening to Bruce's heart speaking through his guitar

@gerardoceletti5993 5 лет назад

Wow such a great video of Bruce and the boys very early on! The boss is fun, funky (yes FUNKY!) and oh so young! I love his guitar playing but also check out Gary T’s awesome bass line and Mad Dog’s out of control drums! And Big Man is having a great time! Showing his Van Morrison/James Brown/Guitar god sides here Bruce just had everything! He could take it from 0 to 90 in a single beat - what a showman!

@iVic 5 лет назад

Video? it could even be film 1973 anyway this was a big time video commercial production with multiple cameras someone wanted him on tape

@ryanevans8566 3 года назад

Springsteen in Van Morrison mode was always my favorite version of Springsteen (and the E Street Band), especially live.

@paulsullivan1650 4 года назад

I saw him just a few months later at the Harvard Square Theatre in Cambridge, Ma. with Bonnie Raitt...

@nathanhighley7551 2 месяца назад

Shirt looking like wallpaper Boss man.

@angelafnollie445 Год назад

Tonight in Amsterdam we had such a blast, the four of us. My friends just posted this. It reflects the fun we witnessed on stage… ♥️ friends are worth so much more than gold

@maxmoon2254 4 года назад

I love the opening shots of Bruce, Danny and C.

@magnuslauglo5356 5 лет назад

The guitarwork on this song is some of his most underappreciated. The '78 tour seems to be seen as the gold standard for Bruce as a lead guitarist, but between this, Kitty's Back, and Backstreets, to name a few songs (plus the whole Steel Mill era), he was really lighting it up in the really early days too.

@Frip36 4 года назад

Can you recommend a few of the best 70's concerts from him to seek out? I'm not that familiar.

@maxmoon2254 4 года назад

Magnus Lauglo don’t forget the amazing lead guitar intro to Prove It All Night. There’s several bootlegs and official recordings of it.

@maxmoon2254 4 года назад

Magnus Lauglo that’s Vinny “Mad Dog” Lopez on drums so it’s way before 1978. Probably 1974 or ‘75. He was fired and replaced (for fighting with Clarence & other things) by 1975 when they were recording BTR. Initially with Ernest “Boom Boom” Carter. He’s the drummer on (the song) Born To Run. When Boom Boom left with E Street pianist David Sancious to form a band, Max Weinberg took over the best seat in the house at Springsteen concerts and Roy Bittan the piano stool.

@ryanevans8566 4 года назад

@@Frip36 There are more expert advisors than me, but from the 1978 tour I can definitely recommend Aug in Cleveland (at the Agora), and December in SF (at Winterland). I think live cuts (and possibly full shows) are here.

@citizenghosttown 2 года назад

@@Frip36 Agora and Winterland are great suggestions. Others from 1978 are Capitol Theater (NJ) and Fox Theater (Atlanta). From 1975, the Hammersmith Odeon (London) show is amazing. There are also great recordings from the Roxy in LA (from both of those tours).

@kenhaas4567 3 года назад

New Jersey's crown prince and the GREATEST Jersey shore bar band of all time!

@AnotherBadyoga Год назад

WISH so bad I could see Springsteen live!!

@ColinStevenJohnson Год назад

This man and Clarance are out there creating the Allmans tone inside the E Street shuffle. The Boss pitch bending and volume swells. 🎼

@baptito 5 лет назад

Amazing to hear the different drum style from Lopez.

@vitorfrancagalvao2077 5 лет назад

The usual energy we saw and see in his concerts in the 70s, 80s, 90s, 2000s... amazing! Bruuuuce! Greetings from São Paulo, Brazil!

@kirkpearson7404 5 лет назад

Love it when he sings the titular lyric and the crack of the snare immediately follows

@mbodayle 5 лет назад

Bruce at his best - wish my time machine worked.

@brucespringsteen3543 Год назад

Thanks for following my page,thank you for the support and love ❤️ I really appreciate you. I’ll love to honor you by dropping me your personal information for a private conversation if that’s ok by you...

@scotmarechaux 5 лет назад

Funny I found this today. yesterday day I was driving my cassette only 1994 Astro van blasting some just found best of Springsteen tapes for a 2 hour road trip. at 66 years old the Boss has been a great traveling companion through my life. thank you bruce.

@KeefsCattys 2 года назад

I bought a bootleg called All those Years back in 1990 or so with this song on .. Always loved it

@timdalton5647 9 месяцев назад

I always felt that those who think that Born in the USA is Bruce’s best stuff should be smacked in the head with this song.

@user-wx9ky9lr1y 5 лет назад

Early Bruce clip -fabulous

@EdKazO-Vision 5 лет назад

Early Bruce got the juice!

@BuildingForEternity Месяц назад

This is probably the most perfect performance of a song

@isabelmorais5504 5 лет назад

So young!...Bruce made his guitar talking!😍👏 Amazing!😍

@scotmarechaux 5 лет назад

I saw Bruce for the first time in 1978 at Olean NY. did not know this video existed. What an amazing talent and band. Thank you Bruce for all the incredible music and concerts through the years

@jonluzzi3015 4 года назад

Me too! At St. Bonaventure University

@fabianmolinari5566 5 лет назад

What a great singer and composer with a great musical repertoire, one delights with his songs, my respects for you

@michaelreidperry3256 5 лет назад

It was known early on there was something very special about this young man. The boy I was knew. And that fact carried me into adulthood and throughout maturity.

@Frip36 4 года назад

Every line of your comment was terribly cringe.

@johannarichmond106 Год назад

He has a great saxophonist so cant help but make it big time,,, dont let me forget Bruce is todays poet.

@jamesblanshard9468 2 года назад

Fire on the Fingertips....I used to have this on a bootleg it was like a lost album. 6 tracks." Fire on the Fingertips and Indian screams, fire on the Fingertips and feathers made of moonbeams." Those were the days......

@ChrisB-bi6qc 5 лет назад

That’s awesome! Love Bruces guitar work here in 73, even now listening to Western Stars it’s the same raw meaty tele sound, real distinctive, He’s got Steve and Nils but I love it when he makes his guitar talk.

@jethronh Год назад

i think i just became a fan of Springsteen.

@Jamthecoolerator 5 лет назад

Bruce doing volume swells--very nice!

@rohanroll 4 года назад

And Roy Buchanan styled pinch harmonics. The man knew how to make his guitar sing. His Tele tone here is wonderful. As well as his perfect timing and control of dynamics within the song. The band is on fire here. Young and hungry and so tight. Great video.

@Rodney-vp1ls 5 месяцев назад

Only thing missing is that amazing outtro

@aswathyrajan9307 Год назад

Ayyayyo if I am a ghost I wud have time traveled to witness this.. My whole nervous system is bobbling bobbling bobbling 😘😘😘

@petrovic178 Год назад

Saw Bruce at CBA 73 ...Mad Dog Lopez on fire, I hear Little Stevie but can't see him ,I don't remember this song. The mix is excellent !

@StarCityAudits 4 года назад

This video is an example of why, as great as the Boss and the band would be through the decades, this is still my favorite E Street Band line-up.

@davidgreiner8872 2 года назад

They know how to put on the greatest live shows!!

@enriquevazquezmty 5 лет назад

Love this performance, love this Bruce, love this ESB with 'Mad Dog' on the drums.

@adamchagoya6922 4 года назад

I thought that was vinny lopez

@juancarloscaracciolo5359 3 года назад

@@adamchagoya6922 mad dog is vinny lopez.

@golprophet630 5 лет назад

Historic Song and Good Quality video

@ajflamingo5839 5 лет назад

It’s great to see footage of the Boss when he was raw and hungry! You can feel the vibe of upcoming success and glory.

@donellefeltham 5 лет назад

Will yah just get a look at them, all up there So Young and soooooooo! dam Pretty, with the world in front of them. They were Spectacular then and they are still Spectacularly Brilliant today. Love them.🎼♥️🇦🇺♥️🇺🇸

@brucewebb1114 5 лет назад

Absolutely.... great song as well... love Springsteen!!

@brucespringsteen3543 Год назад

@n8trsho 5 лет назад

The master at work. Such a classic.

@anitahuie1145 5 лет назад

So adorable. Sending Love to you to the Springsteens. ✴✴✴✴✴ rest in peace, Clarence

@Justin_Hikes 3 года назад

can't believe nobody's pointed out the leather pick guard on Springsteen's telecaster. very cool

@user-hj2hi7iz7v Год назад

One of the best band performances I've seen.

@bcal4877 5 месяцев назад

So true. Truly shoes how their talents, individually and collectively, are off the charts

@dantemoderador630 5 лет назад

Danny, Clarence & Bruce. I miss the good old times.

@mieleliebknecht9818 4 года назад

me 2 if I would have lived back then...

@mcguigan54 3 года назад

The organ part that Danny plays around 1:30 is a dead ringer for ‘Anchored Down in Anchorage’ by Michelle Shocked. It took me ages to work out why it was so familiar and I figured I should let everyone know....you’re welcome.

@bcal4877 2 года назад

Thanks. Good to know that a song that came out 15 years later copied this

@fatimaregina5464 5 лет назад

What a double !!! Clarence🎷 and Springsteen🎸🎵🎶🤗🤗

@brucespringsteen3543 Год назад

@waterfordrs22 5 лет назад

This is extraordinary. This is full of that exuberance that drives his first two albums in particular. They are just so musical. Bruce’s guitar tone is way on point too. Great great tone from that Tele that night. Timeless. Kind of reminds me a bit of Robbie Robertson’s best Tele playing- the song comes first, great band that knows how to play together all day long, doesn’t feel A need to take a long lead on every song but when he does- he sticks it. Bruce was a similar player at his best in the 70s.

@alanalan-uc4zb 2 года назад

i think he could be famous sometime in the future.

@joshbricker4641 2 года назад

Nobody knew who the hell he was, and he still blew them out of their fucking seats. That's why he's THE BOSS

@keikoyamashitack 3 года назад

Now I really like Boss. I wanna see this performance sooner. It was a detour, but I could finally feel his splendor.

@Aletaaa 5 лет назад

Wow, that was powerful

@lobster4501 Год назад

The bones they rattle in the bones day break oh, she’s an angel from the inner lake

@terryleigh4911 2 года назад

That drumming is funking crazy, Love it.

@jeremydavidson9194 3 года назад

This shows why he got such great bandmates. He was a great player himself first.

@dank8865 5 лет назад

I had a recording of this performance & "Pretty Flamingo" on a 5 record bootleg. It was a compilation from who knows how many bootlegs cuz in the mid/late 70s - early 80s there were a gajillion of them on vinyl. Anyway, this & Pretty Flamingo were the standouts & I'm thrilled not only to have a visual but a top-notch (comparatively) audio version. Finally. After 40 years. Thank you. Now if they could just release the "Pretty Flamingo" I can go out happ(ier.)

@jakovmarinvezic2364 5 лет назад

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Sc4zcyJfW9o.html

@dank8865 5 лет назад

@@jakovmarinvezic2364 Jakov, thank you. That was awesome. As to why I never thought to do a RU-vid search - as our great philosopher John Madden once said, "...he got stuck on 'dumb'."